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APBA Professional Golf

1962 · APBA International

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The APBA Golf Game was origionally published by APBA in 1962. It contained 18 Greatest Holes and came with 32 well known golfers. The 18 Greatest Holes publsihed in the 1962 edition contain 4 different holes than later versions of the 18 Greatest Holes.

As the Golfer card sets ran out of production APBA publshed new sets to replace the out of production sets. This led to the creation of a:

1962/64 set, 1972, 1976, 1978, 1981, 1985 and an All Time Greats Set. Sports Game Publishing and the APBA Journal also published a number of golf sets in later years as well.

8 Courses were published by APBA officially (Two Versions of the 18 Greatest Holes). The now defunct Sports Game Publishing company also published at least 3 more courses for the game adding: Sawgrass, Winged Foot, St. Andrews and Oakmont to the list. The format for these course were 3 to a page on 11 x 17 paper and then changed to 8 1/2 x 11 with one course per page.

ASG Golf (George Gerney | www.asggames.com) has gone on to publish courses for: Bethpage Black, Pinehurst No 2., Augusta National, Pebble Beach, TPC Scottsdale, St. Andrews, TPC Sawgrass and Bay Hill.

From the APBA Journal: An Eighth APBA Golf Course (For Holes 3,4,5,6 of the greatest hits)

"While preparing the Golf Archives Reference Pack (now available from the AJ office). I encountered a letter to the editor in the August 15, 1971, issue of APBA Innings. (Back in those practically prehistoric days, the AJ covered only baseball, leaving APBA's other sports to its competition, AI.)

The letter, by Doug Bauer, notes that the original APBA golf course, the 18 Greatest Holes compilation, had changed between the game's original appearance in the mid-1960's and 1971.

In the original course, holes 3,4,5 and 6 all came from courses in Southem California. Number three was the fourth hole at Riviera Country Club, Los Angeles. a par three. Number four was the eighth hole from Lakeside Golf Course in Hollywood, a par four. APBA's fifth hole was the third at Vaney Club in Santa Barbara, a par four. And number six was the 14th at Los Angeles' Bel Air Country Club, a par five.

In the later version, number three is the 13th hole at Congressional Country Club in Washington, D.C., a par four. APBA's fourth hole is the 14th at Brookline (Mass.) Country Club, a par five. Number five is the eighth hole at Westchester Country Club, Harrison, N. Y., a par four. And number six is the third hole at Akron's Firestone Country Club, also a par four.

As a consequence of these changes, par is 71 in the later course but just 70 in the original version.

So it turns out that there are, In effect, eight APBA golf courses rather than the seven we knew about:Augusta (1964), Merion (1975), Pebble Beach (1976), Firestone (1976), Pinehurst (1977), Pine Valley (1977) and two versions of the 18 Great Holes (1964 and c.1970)."

Sports Game Publishing was a company that published expansions for APBA products, they maintained a web presense from

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Год1962
ИздательAPBA International
Игроки1–4 чел.
Время120 мин
Возраст10+
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